Dragon Quest XI S Switch 2 Version Estimated File Size Revealed



This release just kind of baffles me in that there WOULD be a purpose in a Dragon Quest XI rerelease that brings it back up to fidelity with the original PS4 version…. but no actually let’s just reheat the Switch one and charge $40 for it.

Either way, yeah. I tried hard to develop a taste for the game and played pretty deep in but just eventually lost interest, but even if I were in love with it I wouldn’t be getting this pointless upgrade.



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